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Julian Mann
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Should the Archbishop of York resign?
The question is genuinely debatable.
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Parishes need to be liberated from the bureaucratic burden
The next Archbishop of Canterbury after Justin Welby inherits a national Church in numerical meltdown and groaning under a bureaucratic burden.
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Free speech is under serious threat in the UK - and Christians should be concerned
Despite the good news that Essex Police have dropped their Stasi-like investigation into Telegraph journalist Allison Pearson, orthodox Christians should still expect trouble from the woke police.
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In these dire times for the Church, Paul's attitude and example in 2 Timothy are inspirational
Paul's exhortation to Timothy is surely pressingly relevant to those called to proclaim the Christian message in every age and generation.
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The writing is on the wall for Welby
The high-level pressure is piling up on Archbishop Welby to go.
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Will the latest bid to remove bishops from the House of Lords succeed?
Political logic appears to be on the side of Conservative MP Sir Gavin Williamson in his bid to deprive 26 Church of England bishops of their seats in the House of Lords. But the Labour government is likely to resist his amendment because the "Lords Spiritual" have proved to be so reliably left-wing.
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Can a 'parallel province' in the Church of England actually work?
Moves to create a parallel leadership structure cannot change the legal reality in the established Church.
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Welby's comments on gay sex will only deepen divisions in the Church of England and Anglican Communion
Archbishop Justin Welby has made clear that he no longer believes sex outside of heterosexual marriage is sinful.
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The John Smyth case: could a 'duty of candour' have saved more boys from harm?
Would the serial abuser John Smyth have been exposed in the 1980s if Church of England clergy had been required to report evidence of abuse?
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Will NHS staff be able to veto Christian prayers during assisted suicides?
The question may seem far-fetched, but it is raised by the experience of writer Matthew Hall who witnessed the recent death of his late aunt in Canada.
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Why Labour will not back down on its conversion therapy ban
Orthodox Christians should expect no compromise from the Labour government on its planned conversion therapy ban or on any other aspect of its LGBT agenda.
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Government ban on Islamophobia could prevent gospel proclamation
With the strong likelihood that the Labour government will outlaw Islamophobia, could Christians who deny that Islam is a saving faith fall foul of the law?
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The direction of the Starmer government bodes ill for orthodox Christians
Sir Keir Starmer has all the hallmarks of an excellent leader, which is why it's worrying that he is leading the country in the wrong direction.
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Christians will need courage if Keir Starmer's government moves ahead with conversion therapy ban
The proposed ban is arguably the most draconian restriction on British religious liberty since the 17th Century.
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What happens to church property if evangelical congregations leave the Church of England?
"Clergy and congregations wishing to leave the Church of England will struggle to take the land and buildings of their church with them."
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